Subject	No, but pretend that it does. If you're driving your car
Posted by	zellamay on April 09, 2013 at 2:35 PM
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In Reply To	Gas doesn't just randomly burn. posted by Lumpydonut on April 09, 2013 at 10:11 AM
Message	with gas leaking, assume your car will burn while you watch. There are too many ways that gas could be ignited. It is foolish to think for one moment that you can get away with it.
Follow Ups	Fuel lines...we talk a lot about clamps, but... - Fly-Surf 09:14:08 04/09/13 it's pretty unlikely to be fatal, but better safe than sorry (n/m) - dvice 09:43:26 04/09/13 Fatal to the car would be my assumption......not him. (n/m) - arkansasturbo 10:12:00 04/09/13 Correct...mass conflagration - Fly-Surf 11:47:39 04/09/13 Gas doesn't just randomly burn. - Lumpydonut 10:11:46 04/09/13 like the ds downpipe that is a foot below the lines? - nemo1080 (Iowa) 11:24:49 04/09/13 Good question. - Lumpydonut 12:04:29 04/09/13 good call. I'm gonna assume they do as - nemo1080 (Iowa) 16:58:48 04/09/13 I agree with the engineering/science...and - Fly-Surf 11:51:30 04/09/13 No, but pretend that it does. If you're driving your car - zellamay 14:35:54 04/09/13 I agree. Smell gas, stop and find it, but don't panic. (n/m) - Lumpydonut 14:43:15 04/09/13 Zellamay is spot on (n/m) - OverZealous (CT) 21:59:29 04/10/13
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